Low & Behold: Catholicism Rides Shotgun in Chicano Car Culture

If they’re lucky, artists they can create art that feels like a personal blessing.  For photographer Wendy Random, that blessing can be found in the lowrider cars she photographs in California, New York, and around the world.  

Brooklyn Man Recalls Surviving Shipwreck of the Andrea Doria in 1956

Ralph Taverniti, 91, was an apprentice tailor in his early 20s, but his future was bleak as his Italian homeland struggled to rebuild from the carnage of World War II. Opportunity awaited in Brooklyn, where his father’s uncle, also a tailor, offered work. So, in 1956 Taverniti booked third-class passage to New York City on a new luxury ocean liner, the SS Andrea Doria.

Motivated by Prayer, Iona Lacrosse Completes Tunnel to Towers Run

With their sights set on winning the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference for the first time, the Iona University women’s lacrosse team recently partook in a special event that has already made them feel like champions: the 24th annual Tunnel to Towers 5K Run and Walk